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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1953
Page
6
Butte SSA office urges farm workers to secure a social security account number and card to earn credits for benefits. Wages of 50 dollars or more must be reported, and workers must register to maintain eligibility. A SSA representative will visit Dillon July 24 from 10 a.m. to noon.
Montana's range and pasture conditions are described as among the best in years, with favorable overall moisture though some southwestern areas face possible deterioration. May crop prospects are generally good, but feed supplies slowed cattle movement as ranchers delayed selling to fatten stock.
A brief item notes time card records at the Examiner related to Social Security administration. The report highlights payroll scheduling and clerical updates affecting payroll processing and benefits calculations.
The article explains the pronghorn’s distinct status from true antelope, notes Africa’s antelope diversity, and details Montana's successful restoration efforts. It highlights a 29 000 controlled harvest this year and contrasts historic scarcity with modern conservation gains. The piece traces pronghorn habitat, early white settlement hunting, and the species’ near extinction.
The Ralston Purina Co. of St. Louis issued a certificate of mixing accuracy to Williams Feed and Machinery of Dilla after test samples of custom feeds showed uniformity. Tests confirm use of Purina formulas and local grains, supporting Williams mill as an authorized mixing station.
Reverend H Warten Kunkel leads Sunday service at 9 49 am with church school and worship. All are welcome to attend and join in worship at the minister’s church.
A market lamb grading demonstration will be held Monday July 200 at 2 pm at the George M. Donald ranch near Nanon. Beaverhead Lamb Marketing Association and extension service sponsor. Paul Orcutt, livestock specialist, will demonstrate selecting market lambs by various trades and attendees may practice lamb grading. All ewe sheepmen are urged to attend as the event aims to reduce guesswork in market lamb selection.
Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Sunday evening service at 8 p m. Note a Wednesday evening meeting and subscription prompt for the Examiner.
Fragmented note shows church events at Riverton area with references to sermons by Helen Txsial and 95 memory topics. Mentions a group of women, care tasks, and a special gathering at the church with dates and schedules unclear due to OCR garble.
John Spencer introduces Pastor Thutsagar with services on July 16 and a choir event on Saturday July 18. A WMF fund sale at Farmers Union and a morning worship service are planned for July 19. Believers urged to join worship if no church home.
Rector Rev Arthur Lord leads a morning prayer and sermon at St James Episcopal Church with an emphasis on reflection and faith.
Mrs Waster Bowman and Mr Barrett Bowman announce the birth of a daughter at Barrett Hospital on July 9. The child joins parents and will be named at a later date. Relatives and friends are asked to send best wishes.
The page outlines a Christian Science reading featuring Biblical citations such as Psalm 68 20 and references to the Father and God of Jacob. It discusses life, spirit over matter, and reading from the Textbook by Mary Baker Eddy, noting themes of spirit versus flesh and eternal life.
The article traces pronghorn history from abundance to near extinction, noting predators and human threats. It highlights Montana’s effort to restore the species, aiming to harvest about 29,000 without endangering the herd, and cites Beaverhead County and protected ranges as key areas.
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